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maybe your kind of tv don't support that kind of thing or else you need to turn it over to av instead of aux

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Did you try switching between all of the inputs and did you try blowing on the nintendo 64 game cartridge?

Can I connect my Nintendo to my Cable Box, my DVD, or my VCP (video cassette player)?
Your Nintendo system requires AV inputs to work. These products do not provide inputs. Connecting to them is not possible. Unless you get a blue plug for it to work then with the connection then.

Well I guess that you will have to get a person that repairs tvs to get the piece that's stuck inside of the tv out then.

I am presuming that by 64 nintendo you are refering to a Nintendo 64 console (or N64 for short). to connect it to any TV you will need a N64 RFunit which is often in the back of the N64 already along with a wire that goes to a standard ariel. just connect this ariel to the ariel port in the back of you Hitachi TV and it should connect. If you have any further issues with this, feel free to e-mail me at [email protected] :)

N64 is pretty old so RCA connections is about the best your going to get. Not sure where You could pick this up locally since the one end that plugs into the game system is unique to the Nintendo 64 but this it what it looks like and it will run you like 8 bucks on the Net.

it depends what connector cable you have if you have an AV cable hook it into the red white and yellow colored inputs if you have an RS cable for the 64 screw this into the back of the tv where the antenna input is.

First you must be sure that the connection on your tv is securely connected.

Greetings bonebayhon,

Depends on what type of connections your television currently has. Most likely you will want to use an A/V selector to utilize the connections on your television. The best type of connection a Nintendo 64 has is S-video.

I hope this helps!

Dorothy
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